The Meeker herald., 1887-07-30

ning; thence west Ia place OF beginning
Votlng place-Will Decker's ranch.
| Precinct No. II, Rangely precinct
To include all that portion Of Garfield
county lying north OF Precinct No. 10
and west Of the mouth OF Yellow creek.
Voting place at Hin \ colthorp'S store.
Judges Of election Charles Hill, Lem
Hammond and John Doe.
Precinct No. II, llce-ance precinct
To include all OF piec-ancr and yellow
creeks and their tributaries a. far north
- base line on Picc.ance creek and all
Of Yellow creek 10 mouth, excepting
settlers on the government road. vot-
ing place at Limlerg y ratriek's ranch
Judges Of clect!on-E. j. Hills and a.
J. Ryan.
Precinct No. II, Meeker precinct
Commencing at mouth Of Yellow creek.
| hscludiag rtce.uncs crreS s.s r"s ---..s>
~ bass line Of Dry ricc- ance creek and
all settlers on the government road as
far south as Grand river divide. inciud-
ing Flag creek and all It's tributaries
and White river rs lar east as W. ;.
Kcssingcr's east line; theme. north ,o
north boundary line of Garfield county
thence west on said lin. tn III. divide
between Fox and Deep ,hanncl crrcks
thence In u sou;herly direction I" place
Of beginning. Voting place At tlic ollie.
Of the Gregory stables. judges II rIe''-
tion--ii. j. Miner, II. \. Wi!dhacs and
Simp Harp.
Precinct No. II. Cnal Greek precinct.
Commencing on White river where ".
5. ksssin:cr's 5 east line crosses the said
river; theme. south Ia divide h'tw.cn
said divide to the eastern boundary linc
OF the county; thence north along said
line Ia the eastern line of precinct No.
10; theme. south ,U place u beginning.
Voting place Ia bo at Coal creek school
house. Judges ~ election samuel
Martin. Gilbert Wc-son and l.. IL.
Watson.
y. -. Wilson WIS appointed road
oyctsc.r Tot Precinct No. q iHarachut.i;
Jack Long for Precinct No. $ divide;
John OHticn Tot Precinct No. . liica.
yer creek aud 4. NJ. Carleton Tor Pre-
cinct No. 3 l.l.nwoJi sprinrsi.
II was ordered that road districts
shall correspond Will their respective
voting precincts.
Following ar- the ;isli aud game war
tlcns appointed h., tie iioafi: Jo-. a.
! iiurgrtt AMI \ B,io;. Mcck-r; j. 81.
CLARK. Chapman. 7. e. Burton. Glen
wcei: Louis Lam. hock Creek, W.
Pa,iison, TIappcr's Lake.
:s.-g. ...si....'s.... ..-.s. ,.-.~-.l - water
commissioners. Ia H. confirmed hy the
Governor p.s,Tic, No. n. George
Hall district No. o.. ". 7. Clark. dis.
tr.ci M. 80. j. ". Ciars.-ttc Chief.
s->s
Judge Harry Miner. captain Armi'
and Frank Barton took lliil. rScur.
sion over TO the MIX river country last
Saturday aud all oi the party hai good
time. Tie only accident that happened
durin. the trip wns an involuntary
ncroba'ic feat performed 10y the Juig.
as they w.r. descending tie other side
Of Yellow Jacket pass. \ sudden luTch
OF the wagon cIue-l Harry and the
spring sea, he was sitting on tp take -
double spmrfsaul, IN the air nnI lish,
about u hundred feet behind tue wagon.
Harry held ON io the seat during his
aerial trip and before IL. Captain and
Frank could stop IL. team WIS on his
fec; and running after the vehicle pack.
In. The seat with him. Frank Barton
Killed q deer before getting out uf he'd
In the morning. Frlnb said they were
out OF meat and-wcll. the deer had no
business aunund W ciTly nibhling nj the
strings of the tent door. Tie Captain
KEEP, out of mischief this tim. hut We
will see TO it that he gets into trouble
next trip. The party discovered three
beautiful lakes In the hills to thc right
Of the 1hornburg battle ground.
I s~
Postmaster Houston and Harry Gil
more returned from Denver Tuesday
after u two weeks trip. Both gentle.
men visited the State capital on busi-
ness connected with the IlaZcn case.
Mr.. Houston spent several days in
Leadvillc hobnobbing with his numerous
friends In that camp and has commis-
sions and the "wherewi,lill' In his
wallet 10 buy n number of town lots for
friends In the Carbonate Camp. He in-
forms US that Mcekcr is being much
talked Of both In Iealyil. and Denver.
We have very strong evidence cor
n. ..
the shape Of u large number oi new
subscribers. orders for sample copies
of The HERALD and letters OF inquiry
from the above named cities as well az
from other points more remote. Jack
comes back 10 Alecker more in love with
White River Valley than ever and says
this country is good enough for him.
The Denver n Rio Grandc will begin